That's just yer backup of yer backup. Yer main blade is a big stilleto and probably still has blood on it from the last ruckus you fellows were in.
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8 lb splitting maul
I bought a back up electric kettle, they seem to stop working when you need them. But I use the shit out of it because I boil the tap water here, cause I don't trust lake Ontario's finest. I guess I'll have to use something else when the power goes out...
All y’all that like coffee might want to pick up a percolator or practice making boiled coffee
I gots 3 of them. Use them all the time. Especially during deer season.
People that use them for the first time usually burn their mouth.
People that use them for the first time usually burn their mouth.
Have two of them muhself, usually take the guts out of them and just boil it. Seems like we end up using them once a month or so.
.had mine for many years.
One come from goodwill and the other two at yard sales
One come from goodwill and the other two at yard sales
You can tell the difference in quality from the old ones to the new ones.
I'd never thought of anyone would steal
Firewood
But I was wrong.
I dropped a big dead ash tree for a old fella and blocked it up.
It wasn't near any homes but
It was behind a gate on his 200 acre
Farm.
I went back a few weeks later
To start hauling it to his house.
There wasn't a single piece left
I'm talking large tree close to a 4ft diameter base.
And they actually cut and took all the limbs that was burnable in a stove
very neat work.
The only access was a ATV trail
And it was well worn
But runs about 8 miles onto a paved road
We still have no idea who took it.
I've had far'wood stolen.
Built a shed with a padlock on the sliding door.
and
if I cut it, it goes on the truck
Built a shed with a padlock on the sliding door.
and
if I cut it, it goes on the truck
People will steal anything now. Nothing is safe from theft.
One must protect their valuables
One must protect their valuables
Same. I use them on the wood stove, whenever the power goes out, or sometimes just for funsies. Got mine at yard sales and thrift stores.
That's freaking crazy. I've had it stolen from the woodlot where I was cutting, but never from nearby my house. Not to say it can't/won't happen; just not a good argument for not having a wood stove.
The problem is living close to other people
Ckelp keeps burning his lips on tailpipes